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189,222 | hypothesis: You should avoid the jetfoil; it's slow and dangerous. premise: The easiest way to get to Macau is by jetfoil, operated by TurboJet (Tel.2859-3333). | contradiction |
251,707 | hypothesis: Walking memberships cost two hundred dollars for the whole year. premise: well you can get a walking membership for two hundred dollars a year at the course down here yeah | entailment |
31,031 | hypothesis: The cable car ride up the Mottarone does not take a long time. premise: Take the cable car to the peak of the Mottarone at 1,491 m (4,892 ft) for an exhilarating view of the Lombardy lakes, the Alps, and the Po valley. | neutral |
314,015 | hypothesis: These exclusions are made to target other audiences other than business districts. premise: It excludes parcel post and support routes which primarily serve business districts in larger cities. | neutral |
138,554 | hypothesis: There is a collection ranging from ceramics to furniture inside. premise: Inside is a collection of ceramics, carvings, and furniture. | entailment |
196,891 | hypothesis: The Commission went ahead with the decision, disregarding the passing of the final rule to OMB. premise: The Commission also submitted the final rule to OMB. | contradiction |
195,704 | hypothesis: Ca'daan recognized it as a frown. premise: Ca'daan realized it was a smile. | contradiction |
151,438 | hypothesis: You're not considered an equal if you don't try to do everything as expected, and therein lies the problem. premise: um-hum but in some ways i think we are expected to do it all you're almost looked down upon if you don't try to do all of these things and that's where the problem is really | entailment |
135,467 | hypothesis: When the weather is warm I wear shorts so that I can be cool and not sweat. premise: like um in the warm weather it's always shorts and a T-shirt or a button up or something like that and then in the winter time it's jeans or or pants i usually um you know college is so casual you really don't want to dres... | neutral |
213,620 | hypothesis: That's not alright. premise: That's all right. | contradiction |
131,130 | hypothesis: Tommy closely followed him for hours on end. premise: Tommy followed him at a judicious distance. | contradiction |
266,577 | hypothesis: In the back flower bed there is only dirt. premise: yeah and then in in my back flower bed i have uh tiger lilies | contradiction |
53,487 | hypothesis: They posed as a reporter from the Washington Post, it was obvious so their call was not returned. premise: Then make a similar call posing as a reporter from the Washington Post . I needn't ask which call would get returned. | entailment |
116,815 | hypothesis: Michelangelo was best known for his frescoes and sculpture work. premise: The only Michelangelo in the Uffizi is the Holy Family or Doni Tondo (1504), his only known panel painting (he was far better known for his frescoes and sculpture), decidedly sculptural in quality. | entailment |
234,655 | hypothesis: I like college basketball and pro football but not pro basketball or college football. premise: not a lot uh i i don't really care for pro basketball i like college basketball and pro football | neutral |
172,912 | hypothesis: I totally disagree. premise: yeah but i agree too with what everything you said but i think the two go and then you put those two things together and you're going to have you know no one going to vote but then um i don't know disillusion what's the solution | contradiction |
52,505 | hypothesis: I have worked with the same people for nine years and feel comfortable with them. premise: and then i've just been in Human Resources the last two years and i work with those same people that i worked with all those nine years so i feel kind of part of the staff | entailment |
39,726 | hypothesis: Buying eggs in Umi Jigoku is much more convenient than buying them elsewhere in the area. premise: In the open-air Umi Jigoku ( Ocean Hell ) you can buy eggs hard-boiled in a basket. | neutral |
37,907 | hypothesis: At the same time, the age of the work force is around 48 on average. premise: However, the average age of the work force is about 48. | entailment |
85,032 | hypothesis: His grave was marked by a bed of roses. premise: A bust in the chateau gardens marks the site of his grave. | contradiction |
253,202 | hypothesis: Federal communications have flexible service offerings. for TV. premise: Federal Communications Flexible Service Offerings in the Commercial Mobile Radio Services | neutral |
325,904 | hypothesis: Egoyan only directs R-rated movies. premise: Atom Egoyan, the Canadian director ( Exotica , 1994; The Sweet Hereafter , 1997) who adapted and directed the book, does tender, morbidly evocative work. | neutral |
298,473 | hypothesis: Cairo has outlawed working out. premise: Other If you feel the need to work up a sweat while you are in Cairo then you can become a temporary member of the Gazira Sports Club once the domain of the upper classes. | contradiction |
18,981 | hypothesis: The privatization argument is not very strong, that's why you can attack it. premise: You can attack the privatization argument on two main fronts. | neutral |
164,293 | hypothesis: Number One is the reason that the situation went wrong. premise: Number One's voice held suddenly a dangerous quality: "What has gone wrong?" | neutral |
149,778 | hypothesis: I feel like he lied about the reason he started the war premise: and uh his motivations are i don't feel like he was absolutely on the up and up with us on you know the motivation the true motivation he talks a lot about the new world order | neutral |
82,259 | hypothesis: I cannot imagine having kids at all. premise: i can see having kids and not letting them watch TV and making them toys out of wood | contradiction |
217,267 | hypothesis: There are ironies in the conflict in Washington. premise: The conflict in Washington has its ironies. | entailment |
118,526 | hypothesis: These two sites have been functioning for over four months. premise: Although at first glance it might appear that they represent a clear choice between selfishness and generosity, these two sites and the underlying issues they address, are inextricably linked. | neutral |
121,637 | hypothesis: I'm sure it's the recipe I have. premise: i don't know if it's me or the water or the recipe i have but | contradiction |
18,542 | hypothesis: When people are able to see CEOs going out of their way to establish strong relationships with CIOs, it goes a long way towards gaining the position the authoritative perception it deserves. premise: Moreover, CEOs and governors can set powerful examples through their own strong relationships with CIOs. | neutral |
278,933 | hypothesis: Why not get pregnant, collect your food stamps and live in your mom's basement? premise: Why not have a kid out of wedlock, collect your $230 a month in stamps, live with your mom and worry about going to work later? | neutral |
354,255 | hypothesis: It would be wrong to spoil the film. premise: It would be wrong to give away what happens next, but the consequence of the squadron's action is ham-handedly predictable and, morally speaking, takes the picture down a peg. | neutral |
98,665 | hypothesis: For 2020, the fatcor you multiply to convert to the metric system was 1.319. premise: For 2020, the adjustment factor is 1.319. | neutral |
281,676 | hypothesis: There was a shrug from the big man. premise: The big man shrugged. | entailment |
109,426 | hypothesis: He both mocks Hillary and excuses her at different times. premise: Actually, he veers drunkenly between these two poles, now mocking Hillary for thick ankles, dowdy outfits, and resume padding, now excusing her involvement in Travelgate and Whitewater. | entailment |
26,323 | hypothesis: He has been experiencing these sentencings for years. premise: and you know so he does this like everyday you know deals with this and he said you know you could pretty much if you sit on a jury know right now you could be sure that they will serve just about a quarter of whatever you give them you know | neutral |
292,411 | hypothesis: The Iron Age gallery is vastly larger than that of the Paleolithic Age. premise: The Archaeological Museum (Arkeoloji Mezesi) has been expanded to include galleries devoted to Cyprus, Syria and Palestine, the Phrygians, Troy, and Anatolia, from the Palaeolithic to the Iron Age. | neutral |
298,615 | hypothesis: I must craft the key defining traits of my alias, and bring them to prominence. In addition to that, I must cultivate a personality. premise: Also I must cultivate a personality. | neutral |
162,423 | hypothesis: I have a friend that goes to the University of Texas. premise: political science oh okay well i know i know i'm going to school right now and uh i have a friend uh UTD University of Texas Dallas | entailment |
31,224 | hypothesis: Perhaps the city's best traditional music can be found in the Slattery's (Capel Street), though it's a bit scruffy. premise: Slattery's (Capel Street) is a bit scruffy, but has perhaps the city's best traditional music. | entailment |
1,475 | hypothesis: I remember hearing they said they had figured it for four years; I was paying close attention. premise: and he want yeah he just told me this last week that he he said don't you remember i asked them to finance it at four years and they came back and they said that they had it figured for five and we'd alre... | contradiction |
298,583 | hypothesis: St. Patrick never thought to compare the Christian Trinity to the shamrock in his talk with King Laoghaire. premise: It was St. Patrick who used the example of the shamrock to explain the Christian Trinity to King Laoghaire and an assembled crowd at Tara. | contradiction |
384,498 | hypothesis: The change in the streets confuses many tourists. premise: As you approach St. Giles Cathedral, the Royal Mile becomes High Street. | neutral |
276,706 | hypothesis: And still, critics continue to portray gamblers as a pitiable group of suckers. premise: Yet critics insist on portraying gamblers as a pitiable class of suckers, enslaved by fantasies of unearned wealth. | entailment |
117,021 | hypothesis: They can go jogging on the forest trails. premise: They can paddle in the streams, go bird-wat ching, or cycle on the trails in Grizedale or Whinlatter forests. | neutral |
208,388 | hypothesis: A lifestyles ad was taken out for huge condoms today? premise: A LifeStyles ad for extra-large condoms? | neutral |
48,805 | hypothesis: They discover that experience is valuable. premise: Experience, they will discover, is actually valuable. | entailment |
107,135 | hypothesis: It was so noisy, the villagers couldn't hear each other. premise: There was a silence as he dismounted and stepped into the circle. | contradiction |
69,944 | hypothesis: The spy was being put to death for stealing an important document. premise: The cold accents of the German took up the conversation: "Have you anything to say before you are put to death as a spy?" | neutral |
285,070 | hypothesis: Twos and threes are much calmer, and fours would not have done this. premise: A string of ones took flight with a string of zeroes, bouncing around the room and out the window. | neutral |
152,910 | hypothesis: Novak did not treat Farrakhan with respect. premise: Predicting that he would get a lot of heat for treating the minister with respect, Novak said that Farrakhan was more measured and a lot less confrontational and provocative than a lot of the politicians we talk to regularly on this program. | contradiction |
20,272 | hypothesis: There are two major things to see here. premise: There are two main sights here. | entailment |
210,102 | hypothesis: We will meet up soon. premise: We will meet him tomorrow," said Jon. | neutral |
21,328 | hypothesis: Table one shows the emission caps. premise: Table 1. Benchmark Emission Levels and Assumed Emission Caps | entailment |
301,282 | hypothesis: Die-hards still cling to Nasser's legacy. premise: But despite Nasser's humiliation, die-hards still cling to his legacy and excoriate those who dare doubt its ultimate triumph. | entailment |
378,419 | hypothesis: Tuppence was galring at her with her eyes filled with rage. premise: Keeping her eyes fixed steadily on the other's face, Tuppence replied quietly: "Money " Mrs. Vandemeyer started. | neutral |
107,129 | hypothesis: Don't listen to be do whatever you want. premise: Only listen. | contradiction |
85,084 | hypothesis: Hanson had developed a tolerance to the bite of the whip. premise: Hanson stood up, taking the final bite of the whip without flinching. | neutral |
307,277 | hypothesis: Please remember. premise: Never mind. | contradiction |
105,913 | hypothesis: We have so many stocks, especially Apple. premise: so we don't have any long term you know in stocks or anything like that right now so | contradiction |
348,448 | hypothesis: It doesn't make me interested. premise: there's something really interesting on | contradiction |
284,783 | hypothesis: The tobacco rulemaking process wasn't Chatterbox's piece of the story, so the narrative didn't dwell on it. premise: But the narrative doesn't really dwell on the tobacco rulemaking process at the Food and Drug Administration , which was Chatterbox's piece of the story. | contradiction |
338,005 | hypothesis: The Black Death is a name for mad-cow disease, coined by the British. premise: The book is said to degenerate into a jeremiad when Rhodes anoints mad-cow disease the new Black Death. | neutral |
278,089 | hypothesis: There is a church near the city's main shopping district. premise: The church is on Place Gourbeyre, opposite the modest Palais de Justice and just a few steps from the city's main shopping district, which embraces rues Noziyres, Fr??bault, and Schoelcher. | entailment |
331,023 | hypothesis: He felt a sense of fulfillment knowing that he had served his purpose. premise: They had always been a high-handed bunch, apparently, and he had served his purpose. | neutral |
18,143 | hypothesis: I'm a TI employee and we have a gym on site, that was the reason I was asking premise: yeah well the reason i ask you i i'm a TI employee and uh we have a fitness center you know that's on site | entailment |
20,770 | hypothesis: No, they were actually really excited to be there. premise: right that's right i mean they weren't there by choice and and i think | contradiction |
260,586 | hypothesis: I can't wait to see you reaction to the book. premise: I'm looking forward to your reaction to the book. | entailment |
272,068 | hypothesis: Lots of people like its charm, and it doesn't hurt that it isn't as commercial as Bowness is. premise: Less sophisticated than Ambleside and less commercial than Bowness, it has a simple charm that many visitors find more appealing. | entailment |
288,024 | hypothesis: You will always end up paying a higher price than your first offer. premise: If you want to proceed, make your lower offer but have a higher final price in mind; you'll reach it gradually while your host takes great pains to explain how good the quality of their product is as against those of their neighbor... | neutral |
241,519 | hypothesis: These ones in specific are small and ugly. premise: They are also larger and more brilliantly decorated. | contradiction |
283,448 | hypothesis: Ice cream, fruit, cheese, and flan are never eaten for dessert. premise: Ice cream, fruit, cheese, or flan (crame caramel) are the most popular desserts. | contradiction |
308,967 | hypothesis: The two men circled each other. premise: As they watched, the two men circled each other. | entailment |
61,336 | hypothesis: I'm just focusing on getting out right now. premise: for right now i'm trying to get out | entailment |
31,203 | hypothesis: There was no blanket shown in the exchange. premise: The blanket was shown, allowing the black to sniff down its surface, before it was flapped back and forth across the colt's back, and finally left there. | contradiction |
354,457 | hypothesis: King Mausolus' tomb was considered the greatest of the seven wonders of the world. premise: The picture-postcard resort of Bodrum occupies the site of ancient Halicarnassus, famed as the city of King Mausolus (whose tomb was one of the Seven Wonders of the World), as well as the birthplace of Herodotus, the... | neutral |
366,973 | hypothesis: A system of patient-oriented information of transplant performance will be useless. premise: Also, a system of patient-oriented information of transplant performance will allow easier comparison of transplant center performance and the use of performance goals will create equity in the system. | contradiction |
289,183 | hypothesis: Those words and our revelations indicate that you can't do this impossible task. premise: And those words coupled with our revelations prophesy that _you_--not your uncle--can do the impossible. | contradiction |
176,652 | hypothesis: They had a case they gave away. premise: One example of a case we recently handled was over in Springfield, Alexander said. | entailment |
331,640 | hypothesis: Your driving changes every week. premise: and you know how much you're going to drive every week | contradiction |
377,422 | hypothesis: She was speaking but I wasn't sure about what. premise: She will die first!' I had no idea what she was talking about. | entailment |
208,081 | hypothesis: I am walking for at least five miles a day. premise: um the only exercise program i'm doing right now is walking | neutral |
277,567 | hypothesis: To Rob Arena, that's not your demographic profile on the Net. premise: That's not your demographic profile on the Net, observes consultant Rob Arena, of Presage Internet Consulting, who coordinated Bob Dole's Internet campaign in 1996. | entailment |
273,553 | hypothesis: Most of the local residents in Nagasaki converted to Catholicism. premise: In addition to becoming a center of Western trade, Nagasaki provided a firm foothold in Japan for the Catholic Church today much revived after 250 years of brutal suppression under the Tokugawa shoguns. | neutral |
259,515 | hypothesis: We don't find a lot of those but they'll be running four to six on the weekends. premise: and we don't find a lot of those uh you know they'll be running uh four to six of those on a weekend | entailment |
33,718 | hypothesis: The strength of the auditors' conclusions does not depend on the persuasiveness of evidence. premise: The strength of the auditors' conclusions depends on the persuasiveness of the evidence supporting the findings and the soundness of the logic used to formulate the conclusions. | contradiction |
55,974 | hypothesis: Sulfur dioxide emissions were far higher than the allowable levels during Phase I. premise: Sulfur dioxide emissions were far below allowable levels during Phase I. | contradiction |
955 | hypothesis: I have heard that they fire the people who come in positive. premise: oh really huh do you do they um have a policy where they counsel people if they come back positive or do they fire them right away or | contradiction |
254,517 | hypothesis: Drugs made them crazy and want to rape people. premise: but seeing what drugs did to him makes me see makes me realize what it could do to people you know in the work force as well | neutral |
248,484 | hypothesis: In the 16th century, clockmaking became an important craft. premise: Clockmaking has been a strong tradition since the 1500s. | entailment |
224,845 | hypothesis: Northern Colorado wants to assist the low-income population. premise: While the will to assist the low income population has not abated in Northern Colorado, those involved with federally funded legal services must wait to see who President Bush appoints to the board of the Legal Services Corp. | entailment |
291,905 | hypothesis: The river holds mahseer, trout, crocodile, and dolphin. premise: The river abounds with mahseer and trout, as well as two kinds of crocodile and the occasional blind freshwater dolphin. | entailment |
92,191 | hypothesis: The man was unscathed. premise: The man's leg bent sideways and his body folded over the hideous wound. | contradiction |
205,393 | hypothesis: Take a deep breath and settle down. premise: 'Just relax. | neutral |
311,442 | hypothesis: She confirmed that SEC is going to renew its contract, as it is considered to be highly profitable. premise: Finally, she said that SEC is likely to discontinue its contract because the savings, minus the contractor's 30-percent commission, are not sufficient to offset SEC's hidden management and oversight ... | contradiction |
71,715 | hypothesis: Just because she was not present, it does not mean she is innocent. premise: I can't help feeling, I continued blunderingly; "that we've rather left her out of the possible suspects, simply on the strength of her having been away from the place. | neutral |
156,448 | hypothesis: The well-preserved Odeum is the first structure inside the gate. premise: The first buildings inside the gate are the well-preserved Odeum (council chamber). | entailment |
7,532 | hypothesis: As GAO has indicated in the past, agencies are not already accorded in law significant flexibilities. premise: Congress should also note that, as GAO has indicated in the past, agencies are already accorded in law significant flexibilities, especially with respect to human capital issues, but for a variety ... | contradiction |
75,992 | hypothesis: The local rebels won due to its lack of military power in the region. premise: It lost its empire in America and the Pacific, and then in 1923 suffered a humiliating defeat in Morocco at the hands of local rebels. | neutral |
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